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Hello everyone, welcome to today's Lude Media Dr. Yan program on September 18, 2026. It seems that every year when September 18th arrives, the CCP starts using this date to brainwash the Little Pinks about "national hatred and family feuds." They don't even stop to think about where the CCP was actually hiding during World War II. They've really been brainwashing themselves for 80 years to the point where they actually believe it. That's why they held that military parade on September 3rd last year—they really have no shame, right? And it seems like yesterday we were talking about Sanae Takaichi's cabinet reshuffle, right?

Then some viewers said that domestically in China,

there's talk everywhere saying,

Sanae Takaichi's cabinet has collectively resigned.

Even fake news like this has started, right?

Regarding that cabinet reshuffle,

of course, everyone has to resign collectively first and then reorganize.

The point is, this whole process

was completed within a day, right?

It's just a formality.

It made those on the CCP propaganda side who don't know any better

think that Sanae Takaichi no longer has any support,

and that after the collective resignation, she was effectively sidelined.

The key is that there are actually

brainless wumaos (50-cent army)

who come over here using this kind of talk,

right, trying to provoke or something.

"Lude Media, what are you talking about?"

Wang Dinggang—it's like he called out Lude's name

just like he was calling out

the name of Voldemort.

Do you really think that just because we see you provoking us here,

we're going to be scared?

These brain-dead people are truly something.

Let's just say, the CCP has nothing left to play with, right?

Right, fake news every few days.

Trump posted something today

from Truth Social, not putting up with this fake news.

Before looking at the Truth Social post,

let's greet our viewers first.

Shan'er, hello.

Shan'er says, "Brave and beautiful Dr. Yan, hello. Every day Lude adds flow."

Hello to all the students who liked the video.

Thank you, Shan'er.

Alright, let's look at this post from Trump

today regarding fake news

and what Truth Social says.

He said, "I am proud to announce,

effective immediately,

I will ban fake news CNN, MSNBC

(because, in parentheses,

this MSNBC

recently, due to a lack of ratings and credibility,

specially changed its name to MSNOW),

and Politico from entering the White House."

He specifically explained about Politico,

saying that during the Biden administration,

in order to continue to survive,

Politico took a record-breaking $8 million subscription contract from the government.

Trump said this is illegal and absurd,

and in my view, it looks very much like a corrupt contract.

Speaking of this CNN, MS Now,

and this MSNBC,

and Politico,

they haven't said less about me being a conspiracy theorist over these past years, have they?

They haven't helped the CCP attack me any less.

I just said, fake news, sooner or later,

you won't even be able to survive.

Look,

this has already been stamped.

And these fake news outlets have less and less room to survive, right?

It's just a matter of time before they are dealt with.

Trump said,

"Because these media outlets constantly report fake news,

I am therefore banning them from entering the White House.

Media organizations should not be allowed to constantly write

or report fabricated content and lies

when reporting on the U.S. President Trump administration

or the United States of America."

There will be other fake news media outlets to follow.

Thank you all for your attention to this matter.

Satisfying, right?

This is how you deal with fake news.

Speaking of which, this CNN is really... well,

let's show everyone about CNN.

If you say CNN is 100% fake news,

it seems a bit unfair.

But then again, as the saying goes,

One article after another, there are definitely still things slipping through the net, right?

Look at what CNN has been reporting these past two days.

This is an exclusive report from today,

claiming that during a military operation this spring,

the U.S. military almost misjudged a Chinese vessel involved in Iran's nuclear program.

They say it was an AI misjudgment.

Let's first take a look at this news, which sounds quite absurd.

They say their so-called exclusive information is that in the spring,

during the U.S. military's engagement with Iran,

an AI-generated intelligence report was incorrect,

and it almost triggered a military conflict with China.

First of all, listen to this:

AI-triggered,

oh, almost triggered a military conflict, something that shouldn't happen.

This sounds just like the current narrative that

AI is terrifying,

we must restrict AI immediately,

we must legislate and constrain it quickly.

It matches up, right?

And then look,

this involves a ship related to China,

said to be misjudged by AI,

said to be misjudged as having

nuclear-related components on board.

Look, China and the U.S.,

oh, put them on a topic,

AI, China, and the U.S.—the keywords are all there, right?

And look,

it also involves nuclear,

it sounds like the most terrifying combination of words:

nuclear, AI, misjudgment,

and a major military conflict between China and the U.S., right?

This is simply for the sake of world peace,

so you must have China and the U.S. sit down,

have a good talk,

and discuss together how to govern,

govern this AI,

right? Look how it goes around and around.

Doesn't this lead back to what we've been interpreting for everyone:

AI needs regulation.

Oh, if Trump could meet with Xi,

and during a Trump-Xi meeting, they could establish something,

sign an agreement,

they could win the Nobel Peace Prize,

both of them,

isn't that the same old game?

Anyway, let's first look at

what the content actually says.

It mentions four informed sources,

anonymous, saying,

that the relevant intelligence triggered an alert within the U.S. military system.

The U.S. military at the time

saw this piece of intelligence,

saying that when they were attacking Iran,

they saw this intelligence claiming that Chinese ships were transporting nuclear-related components, and then,

it immediately caused an alert.

It said they were preparing to plan an interception of the ship at the time,

and informed sources even revealed that

some armed military personnel were already prepared to board and inspect the ship,

and military aircraft had also been scrambled to stand by.

However, just before the operation was to be executed,

officials re-examined the report's content and discovered

that this intelligence was generated with the assistance of an AI tool

by an analyst at the Special Operations Command,

and the chatbot used by the analyst

misinterpreted the cargo on the ship,

wrongly identifying it as materials related to a nuclear weapons program.

One informed source pointed out

that the report was completely wrong,

and almost triggered a war. The report says

it is impossible to confirm the actual content of the misjudged cargo,

but if the U.S. military had taken action against the Chinese ship at the time,

the situation could have rapidly escalated into

an armed conflict between the U.S. and China.

So this CNN report said,

oh, this analyst at the time

based on information from the Pacific Special Operations Command

regarding shipping information,

asked the chatbot for an analysis result,

and then synthesized this open-source intelligence

with the government's private information,

and reached a wrong conclusion.

It is currently unclear what kind of AI tool this was,

whether it was unique to the U.S. military.

Alright, let's stop here. Let's all see

if you have discovered where the most ridiculous point in this report is.

First, it says

this ship from the CCP's China was misjudged

as carrying

nuclear-related components to Iran,

almost triggering a boarding inspection, right?

We all know this issue,

whether it's nuclear or not, the contents inside missiles are definitely there.

As for "nuclear-related," this can

be very broad.

To put it bluntly, "nuclear-related"

can even refer to technical personnel.

Getting some

dual-use items and taking them,

putting them in there, right?

Helping to assemble centrifuges,

helping to improve

the assembly capabilities of other nuclear bombs,

parts of such equipment,

that is also called related components.

Are you saying that the CCP

doesn't transport these things?

Is it possible that they were never transported by sea?

That's impossible, right? So first of all,

this is putting a label on you as if

oh,

to think that the CCP's China could ship

these nuclear-related materials and parts to Iran by sea,

it's as if this is already heinous.

First, this political correctness is placed on you.

And then it's even more ridiculous,

saying it was completely wrong,

almost triggered a war.

Wait a minute,

the U.S. military was preparing to scramble aircraft,

even if this was correct,

there is no problem with that.

It was already in a state of war,

so you must be on standby at all times, right?

And then the alert was lifted,

everyone went back to what they were doing.

This is a very normal thing,

and it is not sufficient as a basis for

AI making a mistake in intelligence,

and then needing to be criticized,

and needing to be constrained, right?

And besides, AI is a tool for humans.

It is very normal for AI to produce something,

and then for it to be re-interpreted,

and discovered that it wasn't the case.

That is crystal clear.

Who told you to rely entirely on AI, right?

So this is fundamentally an invalid argument,

it's just that within this...

After making a mistake

he keeps expanding this matter

And what is the funniest part in all of this

What's funniest is this

They say that once the US military dispatches warplanes

to intercept this ship and board it for inspection

this will trigger a war between the US and China, oh man

We've been telling everyone all along

Among those ships the US intercepts trying to break the blockade

let's just ask, how many of them have nothing to do with the Chinese Communist Party

That's not even one-tenth

We're not even saying 100% of them are connected to the Chinese Communist Party

but 90% is definitely not wrong

Back then every time this happened

interception and boarding and all that

and beating them until they were paralyzed or even sinking them

we've analyzed them for you ship by ship

right?

And in this regard

those that deserved to be paralyzed were paralyzed

those that deserved to be boarded and inspected were boarded

and inspected, and some were even sunk

Which one triggered

a war, I'm asking you

Here we're not even talking about the Chinese Communist Party

this is just about the ship

even if this ship isn't a shadow ship

and is directly marked as COSCO

or belonging to some Chinese shipping company

and then the US military even

goes up to inspect

and finds nothing relevant

First of all, let's say

Chinese Communist Party ships running over to Iran

are they innocent enough?

There's no way that when they go up to check here

everything is completely clean, right?

Because first of all, you the Chinese Communist Party and Iran doing transport together,

that's already a violation of sanctions,

so 100% this verification is well-founded,

it just depends on whether the US military thinks it's necessary to go up there,

because you don't cooperate,

you insist on bypassing the cordon,

you insist on confronting the US head-on,

or other intelligence shows,

searching is no problem,

and let's just say,

how could informed sources point out that this almost triggered a war,

How many of those people sent by the Chinese Communist Party to Iran

working on nuclear stuff, biological weapons,

working on IT, money laundering, and so on and so forth

have already been written off as cannon fodder in the flames of this war

Whether it's people or goods, right?

Which one triggered a war, I'm asking you

If the Chinese Communist Party had even a shred of guts

it wouldn't be cowering like this now

If the US military intercepted one of your ships and found nothing

they didn't say they were launching nuclear bombs at you

and they didn't say that after a misjudgment

even if there really was a misjudgment

they didn't say the US military was about to start launching tactical nuclear missiles at Zhongnanhai right now

How could that trigger a war?

I'm asking you

frankly speaking

let's even say

this is a 100% clean ship

and then the US military even

if there really was an intelligence misjudgment and they stopped you

then China would just have to swallow it

At most

its Ministry of Foreign Affairs would just bark empty words

How could any war be triggered

First of all, you say

if this Ma Baoguo was there

shouting and shouting all day

and then suddenly one day

Tyson saw him on the street

and grabbed him by the back of the collar

saying, 'Kid, are you trying to fight me?'

And then Ma Baoguo quickly says, 'No, no, no, that's nonsense, I never said that, you've got it all wrong, that's a misjudgment.'

'Who gave you this idea?'

'That's a misjudgment, I, Ma Baoguo, never wanted to fight Tyson.'

Then Tyson looks at him

'Alright then, I'll let you go.'

I'm asking you, with that kind of misjudgment

wouldn't Ma Baoguo feel guilty?

Wouldn't he go back and let out a huge sigh of relief,

'Oh thank goodness back then

I hurriedly explained to him

Thank goodness when I was badmouthing

Tyson behind his back, claiming he wasn't as strong as me,

I wasn't caught red-handed.'

'Look how this whole operation of mine finally

saved my life, right?'

He wouldn't turn around

and immediately stand on the ground and say

'You grabbed me by the collar

we need to have a talk about this matter

For this, I'm going to fight a match with you.'

Impossible

Strength determines

a person's state and reaction to this, right?

So this entire article here

you read this piece and you'll know

CNN is just fake news

In reality, this is just various

claims about the US military and the intelligence community

promoting AI heavily this year

including decision-making speed, etc.

What are the targets covering

This is just AI's

this function covers

target selection, force dispatch,

logistics management, supply chain planning, and so on

And then Hegseth announced the Artificial Intelligence Acceleration Strategy this year

Oh my, they say multiple officials pointed out

currently

the US military's AI,

the government's AI standards seem inconsistent

and there's no unified verification

There is invasiveness

and incomplete regulations

They say this kind of misjudgment

might get people answers very quickly

but it will also lead them faster to wrong conclusions

In short, they are extremely worried

Do you understand or not?

Meaning that this whole thing

if you read through this CNN news

your first feeling would definitely be

Oh my, is this hurriedly pushing legislation

to restrict the US government

and inside the military

from using AI, and so on?

Is that what's going on?

So if you connect this

and look at it, you'll understand what is going on here

And actually about this matter

today

there is also another article from The New York Times

that came out specifically

and harmonized with this

singing in chorus, singing in chorus

What is it? Let me see if I've

found that New York Times piece for you

I don't think I posted that article yet.

It's that New York Times article.

Right here.

It says China is worried about

a different kind of AI risk.

What does that mean?

Well, it says in here

that this Dalio,

the CEO of Anthropic,

says the whole world should slow down,

jointly slow down AI development

until we can handle it better.

And then OpenAI's Altman

and Musk both expressed agreement.

Right? Musk definitely did.

And then the New York Times starts—

well, it's that same narrative we've discussed before,

saying many people hope

that the upcoming summit between President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping

can promote an opportunity for cooperation.

They start putting Xi in a position of joint governance.

Look here, even the New York Times is admitting

that terrorists might use AI for biological weapon design.

I've mentioned this to you before.

In that Anthropic report,

there were five examples.

We analyzed those five examples.

Although it didn't specify which country,

judging by all the limitations in those descriptions,

and what I know about the CCP's progress in biological weapons—right?

What direction it's heading in now,

and how it's progressing—

all five of them are definitely from Communist China.

Let me tell you,

why didn't they mention Communist China?

That was definitely intentional, to downplay it first.

There's a reason for it.

Because this is a public version of the report, right?

It mentions that CCP officials

use AI to track these domestic

targets they want to keep an eye on,

or to ask AI

how to weaponize things.

Those kinds of things are directly pointing at Communist China.

But regarding the biological weapons issue, they specifically

didn't say Communist China.

It's very obvious that this was handled.

Right? And look at the New York Times here:

"Terrorists might do it."

Why don't they dare to mention Communist China?

Because if they did, they wouldn't dare to say

that Xi Jinping and Trump should work together

to control the development of AI, right?

And if they mentioned it, wouldn't that be a slap in the face

to all those articles the New York Times and others have published

over the past six years,

all sorts of literature

saying that my claims about Communist China

making biological weapons were conspiracy theories?

Right? So they don't mention it.

They just don't mention it, but I'm telling you, these are all traps.

They've all stepped into the trap. Alright.

And then it says here

that AI experts generally believe

that China shares the same concerns about AI as we do.

But the reality is,

our concerns and Communist China's concerns are different.

We have to understand what the CCP is worried about first,

otherwise, you can't cooperate.

This article, I'm telling you,

is especially ridiculous.

In it,

it's actually also coordinating

with that article by Chen Wenqing,

that state security article, right?

Is this Chen Wenqing or someone else?

This is that public security and state security article.

Lude Media specifically talked about it,

saying that this AI

this and that,

and some risks,

but also reasons why it must be used, right?

How is it coordinating here? Look:

It says,

first, it insists that AI is dangerous,

so there must be US-China cooperation,

Trump must talk to Xi,

right? To leave Xi a space for cooperation,

and a space to survive.

Then it says you have to understand what Communist China is worried about

before you can successfully cooperate with them.

And you ask, what is Communist China worried about?

Didn't that state security and public security article already say it?

What they are most worried about is,

what if AI destroys the stability of the CCP regime? Right?

So look at the New York Times' coordination here,

it couldn't be more blatant.

It says, generally speaking,

Communist China isn't that worried about AI becoming an existential threat to humanity.

You won't see Chinese leaders or AI founders saying

that humanity might be—that AI might be the greatest threat to humanity's continued survival.

It says Altman also said

this isn't part of Chinese culture.

What does Communist China mainly care about?

It says here, if Communist China doesn't think the crisis is imminent,

why would they agree to slow down AI development?

You have to understand what Communist China cares about,

respect what Communist China cares about,

and then you go talk to them

about how to jointly govern AI.

Well, what does it say here?

Communist China is actually accelerating its pace,

hoping to narrow the performance gap with the US in AI.

Currently, China is more worried about

the political and social risks triggered by AI.

They don't want AI to create deepfake content of political leaders,

or say the wrong things in Tiananmen or on the squares of Taiwan.

They don't want AI to cause psychological dependence, threaten child safety, or trigger social unrest,

or spark a mass movement large enough to overthrow the Communist Party.

Therefore, China's AI regulations

are currently targeting these types of risks,

requiring AI to be registered with the government,

release tests,

conduct content labeling,

and limit the degree of anthropomorphic behavior.

It says the Ministry of Foreign Affairs claims

that the US government is alarmist,

and cannot hinder China's progress in the competition for AI dominance. See that?

It turns out they're just pushing things back and forth here,

the goal is to hope that Trump can share AI governance with Xi,

and in this process, in order to get Xi's cooperation,

you also have to respect Communist China.

Because the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) requires that AI must not overthrow the leadership of the Communist Party, and must not endanger the Party's governance, you must respect the CCP's censorship and ideological implantation regarding AI. You must also understand that anything not recognized by the CCP, which might be generated by AI and could endanger the stability of its regime, is labeled as fabricated, as speaking out of turn, or as content that threatens security and causes social unrest—content that is not allowed. Do you see it clearly? It is truly naked. You can actually see from this that it is not very clever. Some of our audience members told us that they recently met a Republican senator from Pennsylvania, a senior senator. In a conversation just these past two days, when mentioning AI, that senator specifically said that the recent issue regarding AI regulation is something the CCP is doing, hoping to bind the development of AI in the United States, so that they can fully utilize this entire AI industry and the new opportunities it brings. So, look at this New York Times article, or whatever it is—it's clearly written by some small mouthpiece of the CCP, hiding behind the name of Taiwan or Hong Kong, right? Writing such a piece is very obvious. And this Brookings Institution, right? That is extremely left-wing and pro-CCP. It's written by a so-called expert on China's technological development and industrial policy. Right, you can tell at a glance that this was written by someone pushed forward by the CCP. It is not clever enough. This lack of cleverness lies mainly in the fact that they are desperately trying to block the Trump administration's strategy to eliminate the CCP. They also know that they cannot keep up now. There is not enough time because so many things happen every day that you simply cannot keep up, right? So, in this process, because they cannot keep up, they cannot do what they did before—for example, in the era before AI, to make a decision or to have a certain orientation, or some policy groundwork and public opinion guidance. The CCP could use its infiltration at the human level in the United States, or content obtained through hackers, to analyze and make a pre-emptive judgment. Then, before you in the U.S. take such an action, which might take two or three weeks, a month, or two months, the CCP could work overtime during this process to intercept it before you. That is, changing perceptions and changing the narrative. But now, in the process of AI, plus President Trump, right? He doesn't need so much groundwork. For example, he sends out a post, and in minutes this thing explodes directly. What are you going to do? The CCP cannot react in time. You are still there preparing propaganda, waiting for leadership and superiors to inspect it, and the Publicity Department of the CCP still has to finalize the narrative for you—what can be said and what cannot be said—and coordinate it for you. You haven't even finished that, right? It's like the CCP publishing an article; it requires multiple layers of review, multiple signatures, an editor responsibility system, a joint responsibility system, and so on. Before you even have time to do that, others have already put it out. So, the CCP is now in a state of scrambling and failing to keep up. This state of scrambling first appeared when there was no AI, back in 119—January 19, 2020. After the Lude Media exposed the truth about the virus, it hit the Xi-CCP so hard they were scrambling. So they had to announce more than three times the number of infections within a few hours, and then admitted human-to-human transmission the next day. Shi Zhengli hurriedly submitted her article on RaTG13, and then three days later, they hurriedly locked down the city. Because at that time, for the CCP, that should be considered a milestone in its major unrestricted warfare against the U.S. and the world. Because they were pre-empted by others, right? After it was exposed by us first, every subsequent step was wrong. They were desperately and frantically trying to catch up. But the busier they were, the more it made people see—whether you look at Fauci's emails, or look at the private conversations of Daszak, or look at the private chats between those authors of the natural origin theory like Kristian Andersen, or look at the CCP's own reaction—you can see more and more clearly that there is indeed a problem here. And when you put it all together, you find that because their steps were disrupted from the very beginning, their system cannot function. They cannot keep up, and eventually, sooner or later, they will go bankrupt and collapse. It's been six years. We have already verified the origin tracing of the virus. And now you see, the whole thing about Taiwan, the ghost month, right? Including the current progress of the strategy to eliminate the CCP during this term of Trump, right? Uniting with Russia to eliminate the CCP, including this AI thing—it is all constantly showing everyone that in this process, because the Xi-CCP can no longer keep up with the rhythm, it has to make many unnecessary extra moves, or hasty actions.

It is like Xi's persona has collapsed.

That is essentially what it means.

He was originally supposed to be the one-man supremacy, sitting up there,

High and mighty like a Buddha, right?

If you wanted to see him,

You had to bathe and change clothes,

You had to burn incense and pray,

Oh, and so on and so forth,

With the strength of nine bulls and two tigers,

You finally got to see His Majesty.

And when His Majesty opened his golden mouth, wow,

It was like a spring breeze,

It was thunderous to the ears.

This effect is completely different from Xi running around outside every day,

Exposed to the wind and sun,

Always sitting on the front line.

His persona has collapsed.

He is just different, so you see,

Why we say Xi's persona has collapsed.

Now the entire system cannot keep up,

Inevitably, it feels like a load-bearing wall has been shattered,

Like the main pillar has been snapped.

Because you see, just like how he is now,

After being called out by others first,

Like Trump, who is now using AI.

Trump, while everyone else,

Most people still thought,

This was a topic that needed discussion,

Trump directly called Jensen Huang,

Letting the whole world hear Trump say,

This thing is just the CCP,

Trying to hold us back,

These anti-American forces,

These far-leftists want to hold us back,

It is a conspiracy specifically cooked up,

This is treason,

This is an inside job,

This is what hostile forces want to do.

He dismantled it all at once, right?

And the others could not keep up.

So you see, the New York Times article,

Was desperately trying to,

What they could have taken their time with,

Dragging it out for half a year or a year,

And then slowly saying it,

They crammed it all into one article.

So you can see it is very obvious,

The whole article is written,

In a way that makes you feel,

Going in circles,

Exposing their own true inner thoughts.

It is not very clever.

That is how this game is played, you understand?

So this is very interesting.

Alright.

After we finished talking about this article,

We need to talk about this,

Recently,

Regarding what we talked about yesterday,

About Ted Cruz,

Specifically talking about the red-green alliance, right?

That is the cooperation between communism and extremist Muslims,

Wow, this is a disaster for the world,

And the United States cannot tolerate it.

And in fact, Israel is also pushing,

Content to help everyone increase their awareness in this regard.

Look here,

This is an account from Israel,

Specifically a Mossad account,

Specifically recommending to everyone,

About this "Infidel Awareness Month,"

This theme,

This is equivalent to a course,

Or perhaps a lecture or interview of some kind,

It is also intended to let everyone understand,

How these extremist Muslims,

And Communists, right?

How they view,

Other people in a free and democratic society. As everyone knows,

In the eyes of extremist Muslims,

Everyone else is called an infidel,

Infidels can be killed,

And if you kill an infidel for this cause,

If you lie or something,

According to their interpretation of fundamentalism,

It even belongs to, or rather,

Allah allows them,

To do this and will even reward them,

Right? And for,

Communists,

Because Communists are atheists,

In fact, Communists look at everyone with religious,

Beliefs in the same way that extremist,

Muslims look at infidels, right?

Is that not so? So in this,

Like this Mossad account,

What it is pushing is,

The title is called,

Infidel Awareness Month,

1979: The Lesson the Western Left Never Learned.

It says this segment, this content,

It has a link behind it, and it talks about,

How Khomeini once,

Allied with the Communists in Iran,

Then Khomeini seized power,

And then turned around to deal with the Western,

To deal with the Iranian Communists.

The person giving this lecture is named Richard Landis,

He says,

The lesson here,

Is that the Western Left has still not seriously learned it to this day.

Actually, I think this is related to the content we have previously,

We have designed it from different angles in our program,

But look, now that the CCP is already dying out in Iran, right?

Look, a couple of days ago, Israel released intelligence,

Saying that the remnants of the Revolutionary Guard want to join forces with the remnants of Hamas,

And those Hezbollah,

These Iranian Shiites,

Houthis, etc.,

These are just a hodgepodge of terrorist remnants,

And they are all going to,

Launch another October 7th-style attack,

Or even a larger scale attack on Israel,

On the Western world, right?

It is very obvious that the CCP will never give up,

Wanting to use these extremist Muslims,

These terrorists, right?

So here you see,

Israel,

Why are they talking about the relationship between Khomeini and the Communists now?

It is actually because Israel is now synchronizing with the United States to push forward,

Besides eliminating these extremist Muslim terrorists,

You must also eliminate Communism.

Neither side is a good thing,

And when these two team up,

History has always told you that they have ulterior motives,

And there is no good ending.

We said long ago that what Hamas did,

It is impossible for Israel not to pin this debt on you, the CCP.

I would like to recommend the Netflix series "Fauda" to everyone again.

It absolutely depicts how these Hamas members

right, this shameless and cruel deception

not only against Israelis

but also, for example, against Western "white leftists" and the like

and how they have always wanted to kill all these infidels

for the sake of those illusory

visions in their minds

what the god has commanded them, and so on and so forth.

Looking at this, let's talk a little more about it.

For instance, when we talk about the 1979 Iranian Revolution,

the cooperation between Khomeini and the Iranian communists

that is very interesting.

At the time, it was because everyone wanted to overthrow the Pahlavi dynasty, right?

Khomeini essentially carried out a united front.

Everyone was in a united front.

Once united, this

this left wing,

liberals,

nationalists,

whatever these conservative clerics,

as well as communists,

all united under him.

Of course, he didn't call it a united front;

he called it his camp.

He developed these street mobilizations and struggles,

and then organized revolutionary allies.

In reality, it meant a united front, didn't it?

And in this,

actually, before 1979,

these factions

were essentially incompatible with each other.

But because

of course, the Pahlavi dynasty

was also unpopular,

plus later,

throughout the middle

of the 50s, 60s, and 70s,

Iran as a whole was impacted by some revolutions,

including at that time when the US and UK were together in the Middle East,

especially the UK at that time,

in order to maintain its influence in Iran, right?

We have told you about this before.

They even misled the US on intelligence,

and then directly overthrew the president who had just started to be democratically elected

and whom they considered pro-communist,

right, and returned to the Pahlavi era.

And Pahlavi, well, he wasn't very effective,

so he started playing with autocracy.

So, for various reasons,

by before 1979, as we said,

the whole society

was already gathering this kind of

anti-autocratic sentiment,

and was very nationalistic, even believing that the West

was also bullying them.

In this state,

although everyone did not have a

common goal that they were willing to support,

a clear purpose,

everyone felt that we were opposing the Pahlavi dynasty.

And here, Khomeini,

he said, well,

since you don't know what you are supporting,

then come and support me.

Because here,

first of all, we have Allah behind us,

and then we have the same

you all have the same thoughts,

we all think that it is very important to overthrow Pahlavi,

and we will have more later.

So he started making empty promises.

Therefore, throughout this process,

like the Iranian communists,

they also had some shared goals with Khomeini.

Let's overthrow Pahlavi first,

and then we'll see.

Anyway, communists are always engaging in violent revolution wherever they go,

overthrowing the old society

and building a new one.

But the new society is just an empty promise.

Iranian communists were also mainly in a state of

wanting to make empty promises after the overthrow.

But then, in the process of making these promises,

because they were not as good at making empty promises as the cleric Khomeini,

right, Khomeini's plan was very practical,

because besides having the help of you leftists,

he actually had greater support from the religious level behind him.

In that soil, religious support

far exceeded this kind of atheistic support.

So at that time, after Khomeini and the Iranian communists

used each other for a certain period,

hey, once it was almost overthrown,

and the dust settled and things stabilized,

then they started to bite each other.

So after Khomeini seized power at that time,

he also took action against the communists

without any mercy.

Right, it actually took a few years at that time.

At first, it was also marginalization and so on,

a bit like Mao,

after establishing the whole New China,

spent so many years,

slowly, slowly, part of it finally entered the Cultural Revolution,

and started a thorough purge.

Right, the front was the groundwork.

Similarly, Khomeini at that time

also had a little bit of groundwork,

and then step by step confirmed

his theology,

this so-called Guardianship of the Islamic Jurist system,

and then carried out all kinds of

reorganization on campuses,

right, this ideology, brainwashing,

until later, two years after he took office,

he basically started

to take action against these left-wing

communists on a large scale.

And it developed until 1983,

when they were basically arresting these communists everywhere,

and so on, including their entire network being purged,

and even banning some of the most influential

communist leaders in Iran, right,

completely clearing out this atheism.

And then it established their theocratic regime, theism, right?

Right up to the foundation of so many years later.

So you know this infidel,

this infidel in the eyes of extremist Muslims, right?

Whether you are a communist

or a Catholic, a Christian, etc., etc.,

he doesn't think you are a reliable ally either.

So he won't genuinely cooperate with you in that way.

Therefore, we say,

why has Russia, both now and back in the former Soviet Union,

never genuinely treated Iran as an equal, right?

So you see, now that Iran has been crushed to this extent,

from Russia's perspective,

it is quite happy.

After all, having you right next to me

is always a threat to me. What more could you—

what else are you even thinking about?

Only someone as stupid as Xi would think

this is learning only half of the lesson, right?

Thinking that, hey,

look, back in the day the Communist Party cooperated with Khomeini,

so we can cooperate now too.

We Communists have all this

series of united front experience.

He just doesn't fully understand

that at the root of it all,

when you help one of the sides in a dog-eat-dog fight

grow too powerful,

to the point of even handing over a trump card like nuclear weapons,

do you really think you can tie them

to your ship?

In reality, decades ago,

with crystal-clear lessons vividly remembered,

it was precisely the experience of how you Communist

folks got played into it,

right? So this just further

allows everyone to see—once again allows everyone to see—

the more you look at this history,

the more you feel that the Xi-led CCP

could come up with such rotten moves: one second,

an unprincipled kowtow to its daddy,

and the next second, being good buddies

with Iran and proliferation.

In his brain, honestly—

oh, it's all, all filled with poison.

Nothing else could possibly survive in there. Alright,

moving on from this, we have to talk about

what today's most important topic is.

It's that, look,

these CCP overseas propaganda outlets like Lianhe Zaobao

suddenly all started bragging,

claiming that according to a report by Hong Kong's South China Morning Post,

an anonymous US official confirmed in an interview

that when Xi Jinping arrives in Washington next week,

President Trump will very unusually

go in person to the tarmac of Joint Base Andrews to welcome him.

This matter—

now in the Chinese Communist State, right?

Ever since Xi tried to fake illness,

acted up because of the US's bad attitude,

or tried to use Taiwan as a bargaining chip,

while Trump just ignored him,

refused to play along,

completely unaffected by his leverage,

essentially saying: "You kid, just get over here,

and once you're here we can talk"—

ever since then, Xi also knew

that he had to come to the United States, right?

And immediately, with great flexibility,

signed that so-called massive natural gas deal,

and then started leaking news over here:

Oh, Trump respects me so much,

he's going to receive me with the highest

possible protocol.

It is extremely rare for Xi—

look, when the South China Morning Post puts this out,

you know what this is: Wang Yi made a phone call to Rubio,

which was essentially behind the scenes

hoping that Rubio

would convey to Trump

not to publicly make Xi lose face.

Because if you make Xi lose face,

we are going to threaten you Americans, right?

And then they started hyping it up:

Oh, how could the US possibly give us the cold shoulder?

The US values the CCP so, so much.

The US won't decouple or sever ties with the CCP.

The US will definitely host Xi properly.

Look, Trump is unusually going to the tarmac of an air force base to welcome Xi—

wow, this is so interesting, alright.

Let's finish reading this for everyone first.

It says the South China Morning Post reported

that Trump will attend the welcoming ceremony at Andrews Air Force Base.

Xi's special plane is expected to arrive at 4 PM local time

on Wednesday the 23rd.

Trump rarely goes to the airport in person

to welcome visiting foreign heads of state.

Usually, he waits at the White House, uh,

you know, normally doesn't Trump wait at the White House?

Remember before when he met Zelenskyy,

met all those EU folks,

including meeting Netanyahu,

Trump just stood right at the entrance, right?

And then the limousines arrived,

and they shook hands and took photos.

And then over here they say,

this protocol arrangement

is not a carbon copy of how Trump was received in Beijing months ago.

On May 13, when Air Force One landed at Capital International Airport,

Xi Jinping did not go to the tarmac to welcome him.

At that time, Han Zheng presided over the welcoming ceremony,

right? We told everyone back then,

this wasn't even a member of the Politburo Standing Committee, right?

Han Zheng shouldn't be a Standing Committee member,

he should be a former Standing Committee member.

And then attendees included ambassadors to China from various countries,

Ministry of Foreign Affairs officials, as well as the honor guard, military band, and flag-bearers.

The next day outside the Great Hall of the People,

Xi held an official welcoming ceremony for Trump,

inspecting the guard of honor together.

Praise from Trump:

"Truly impressive."

Look at how this article is written.

Between the lines, the implication is:

Xi didn't give Trump that face;

the arrangement there was like Modi shaking hands with Xi with his left hand,

where Xi arranged for Han Zheng—

who actually wasn't even at the core Politburo Standing Committee level—

to go to the tarmac

and bring Trump over,

while only the next day did Xi officially welcome you.

Whereas Trump is different;

Trump has to go and personally welcome Xi.

So rare!

To the mouthpieces of the Chinese Communist State,

that is already

equivalent to Trump practically bowing to welcome Xi.

isn't that what they mean?

Pretty interesting,

isn't it?

Right here,

now we have to look at this.

We say,

first of all,

if you follow their logic, right,

then your brain will inevitably end up completely washed to the point where nothing is left,

and furthermore you'll find yourself wondering:

why is what you see in the world today...

It changes into that kind of thing again tomorrow.

This world is just too incomprehensible, right?

Because your brain has already been washed, you cannot understand it.

The point is, we have our own internal logic.

If you grasp this logic,

The logic of Lude Media,

The logic of Dr. Yan,

You will see that inside this,

It is not that hard to understand.

It is mainly because, of course,

Like Xi, after all,

We know he is uneducated from the books he read,

But we didn't know he was this uneducated.

This is not just us saying it, right?

This was mentioned yesterday as well.

So in this,

Because his level of education is insufficient,

Look at that time in India,

When Putin and Modi met,

Modi shook Putin's hand with his right hand,

And shook Xi Jinping's hand with his left hand.

Xi was all smiles.

After returning, they still put that photo on the front page,

Propagandizing that Xi is respected.

They didn't expect that the hand used for eating shook Putin's hand,

And the hand used for wiping his ass shook Xi's hand, right?

It is the same.

Trump welcoming you this time,

On the surface, it looks like,

Oh, giving Xi Jinping face,

Personally welcoming him, and so on.

But is he really playing it like that?

If you follow that logic,

Then when a wild boar is being hunted,

Look, the nobles even personally,

Ride their horses to welcome the wild boar.

Is that what is happening?

Isn't it that they are personally,

Riding horses to go hunting, right?

So you cannot look at the literal meaning of this matter.

It is very obvious.

Look at the U.S. here,

Specifically, a few months ago,

They raised the protocol level,

Compared to how Xi welcomed Trump,

When receiving Xi.

First of all, let's say,

This is absolutely not something that the CCP can demand and get.

Even if you sent Wang Yi over,

While hitting and holding,

And hugging Rubio's thigh,

If he could even reach it,

It wouldn't be said,

Because you think,

So the U.S. arranged this for you,

First of all, the initiative,

Is in the hands of the U.S.

And you say, let's look,

Just before this summit, right?

Later we will tell everyone,

What can be discussed.

Not to mention anything else,

Just look at what happened before this summit,

Sanctioning a major bank every week,

Fighting back and forth,

Whether it is Egypt, Turkey, or Russia,

Ultimately, they are all hitting,

The economic lifeline of the CCP.

And then they grab someone,

Who is outside for the CCP,

Doing cryptocurrency with Iran,

Or whoever else, right?

Suddenly, your money,

Tens of millions or hundreds of millions,

Are all frozen for you.

And then, it is fine, right?

They just catch a bunch of your spies,

Including the contact person from Xi's office,

That person named Jin Di,

Who was arrested as soon as he arrived at Detroit airport,

Right, completely merciless.

And did everyone see the news today?

President Trump has already signed the Greenland Act,

Very quickly.

It seems that Trump has too many things,

That he can do when he meets Xi.

He doesn't need to,

Let Xi watch him sign this anti-CCP act when they meet.

The content inside that Greenland Act,

The more you dig, the more you find,

Right? Lude Media has explained it to everyone.

If you are interested, you can go read the 60-plus page act.

On one side it involves Russia,

On the other side it involves Iran,

And the CCP is involved in both,

Right? And inside this,

Oh, that is surrounding the CCP,

And hitting the CCP to death,

A tailor-made act.

Right, it is signed now,

It must take effect within 30 days,

Otherwise, Trump would have to explain,

And tell Congress,

Why he is not letting it take effect.

In other words, Xi coming this time,

First of all, he has already,

Been trapped in this act.

And then, right?

Look, your first year,

Of the extended trade agreement tariffs,

Is about to expire in November.

And including all sorts of things,

Including the CCP stealing U.S. chips,

The CCP stealing U.S. AI,

The CCP's various proliferation boxes,

Everything has to be discussed.

Then you say,

Under this state, why would the U.S. upgrade the protocol to welcome Xi?

First, as we said,

The U.S., in the process of,

Surrounding and hunting,

Is very good at setting bait for you.

Look, right?

Wasn't Xi spreading rumors last month?

Saying that you, the U.S., are not,

Arranging this handover well with me,

And cannot ensure Xi's,

Every minute of his itinerary in the U.S.,

How it is arranged.

That means Xi shouldn't come.

Xi thinks your protocol level is not enough,

Xi thinks you don't value him enough.

See that?

The U.S.'s intention is that they know you are faking illness to find an excuse,

But I will not give you this chance to escape.

So, look,

I am welcoming you very seriously,

I have raised the protocol to the level,

Where Trump rarely goes to the airport to welcome someone.

Yes,

It sounds like they gave you enough face,

So the brain-dead,

CCP propaganda over here started,

Immediately and busily releasing it, right?

The problem is,

Is this an ordinary airport?

This is Joint Base Andrews,

This is the U.S. President's Air Force One,

And an important node,

Of the national military command system.

Of course, you can say that being so important,

Means I am not an ordinary guest.

But if you want to see here,

Something like a welcoming crowd standing,

Saying welcome, welcome,

Arranged by the United Front,

So many people going over to hold banners,

Like on the streets of India.

Or like in North Korea

where you see people bouncing around

and local residents performing those greeting ceremonies

learning from the advanced experience of North Korea

you won't see any of that here

Instead, what do you see?

They make you stop right here

but because it is

The President's home turf

the airport where the presidential aircraft lands

so basically

from the very moment you step off the plane

isn't Xi just terrified

that the US will find all sorts of opportunities

to record his awkward moments

to provoke him into making a fool of himself

letting him constantly

lose control of himself

one minute acting like he's 150 years old

the next minute holding

a little watering can

looking like some little hero watering the grass

That is what Xi is afraid of

And the US making you land at this airport

let me tell you

if Xi's bodyguards tried to pull a stunt

like the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Kyrgyzstan

where they just grabbed a local reporter by the neck

and tossed them aside

you certainly can't play that game here

From where your plane parks

to how your motorcade drives and what route it takes

where the media is located

and how the camera angles are set up

that is all controlled by the US

understand?

Xi's stance is

Trump comes to Beijing

and I won't even go out to greet him in person

Trump's stance is

right, right, right

I will come out to greet you in person

but do I care about

such a trivial thing as whether I greet you or not?

Trump is going to turn this into a stage

a stage on his home turf

to show you that since I, Trump, told you to come over

you have no choice but to come

I'm just waiting for you to show up

and once you come, you have to obediently listen to me

From the moment you step off the plane

you answer to me

On the surface, I'm giving you plenty of face by greeting you in person

giving Xi something to brag about

but in reality, anyone who truly understands knows

that yes

I've given you plenty of face

but the substance and the rhythm

are entirely under my control

Just think about it

Trump can say in every sentence

Xi is my good friend

I respect Xi so much

and yet he has pushed Xi to the point now

where he has to personally lead the charge

and act as the vanguard of the era

does he really lack

going to an airport to greet you?

So it's very obvious

that this US approach completely

exploits the weaknesses of the CCP side

it knows what the CCP wants

what it wants is precisely that face

and right now, face is its most urgent need

Once they have a grip on your need for face

and what's more, you can't refuse to come

otherwise, if you reject the courtesy offered to you

aren't you just angering the US as well?

Xi is still cowardly and wouldn't dare provoke the US like that, right?

So he just goes along with this etiquette

which, in the eyes of the US, costs nothing at all, right?

And then you come over

as long as you come over, everything is negotiable

there are plenty of topics I want to discuss with you

agricultural products

rare earths

AI, chips, Taiwan, Iran, Russia

and whether your CCP regime is even stable or not, and all that

not to mention related issues like your nukes

your biological weapons

your fentanyl, and so on

Let me tell you, when Xi comes over for these 24 hours

it's practically no different from

being caught and taken in for questioning

Let me tell you

right now the US

has already mapped out for you

your entire scope of activities here

your entire itinerary

it's all locked down for you

And truly

ever since Maduro was captured and given a digital collar

Xi can now be seen as having

received a digital collar in advance

Let's see what happens when he comes over this time

Last time I told you all that Xi was going to the BRICS summit

I mentioned that Xi going to the BRICS summit

was confirmed two days in advance

and at the time I told everyone to be happy

we would definitely have plenty to talk about

plenty of jokes to watch

Was I wrong?

We did consecutive shows for several days

covering Xi's entire 24-hour itinerary at BRICS

you all enjoyed watching that, didn't you?

Were we wrong?

So let me tell you

when Xi comes to the US on September 23 and 24

we will simply have

so much to talk about

And we won't be like those

fake anti-communists whose faces keep getting slapped

who are putting out videos online claiming

that Xi was just checking

the simultaneous interpretation

microphone setup or something

and that it had nothing to do with a cerebral hemorrhage, right?

Those people

let me just say

when something is actually wrong, they dare not talk about it

they just spout nonsense

and their nonsense is even meant to coordinate with Xi's cognitive warfare

We are different

We just watch what Xi does

and look at the reactions from your CCP side

and from that we can analyze the underlying logic for everyone

So you need to understand that

this time when Xi comes over

we are so looking forward to it

Now that he is coming

the US is actively offering you high-level treatment

what does this look like, you see?

Does it look a bit like

let's use a simple, easy-to-understand example

Does it give you a certain feeling?

Like a condemned prisoner right before execution

asking what they want to eat

do you want a big chicken leg

or do you want to gnaw on a braised pork knuckle

or even want a piece of cream cake

Right before you're taken to the gallows

letting you have one last good meal

Do you get that feeling?

And

let me tell you

this is an example that makes it easy

for even the CCP to simply understand

So after watching our show, Goutou Haotou

should have a deeper understanding of this now

But we must say

going a step further

actually there is a Sword of Damocles

a metaphor here

That term, the Sword of Damocles

all our audience and friends must have heard of it

Right, but to help viewers who might not fully grasp this understand it more deeply, let's take a look.

I'll find how the Chinese media, the CCP media, explains this matter.

Actually, if you look at it from the perspective of European classical history, there is a more appropriate allusion.

You see, the Sword of Damocles, also known as the sword hanging over one's head, represents the deciding factor.

It symbolizes potential threats and dangers.

It comes from a story in ancient Greece.

In the 4th century BC,

Damocles,

a courtier to Dionysius II of Syracuse in Italy,

was very eager to flatter Dionysius.

So,

he flattered him, saying,

"If only one could be a person like Dionysius,

that would be truly fortunate."

Dionysius then said,

he was willing to swap places with him for a day,

to let him try the fate of being a leader.

In other words, he said,

"Look, you are at the pinnacle of the world,

right? Oh, you are so lucky."

And Dionysius said,

"Fine, I can let you be the boss of the world for a bit, that's the feeling, right?"

This sounds a lot like,

Xi saying, "Why should the US be the boss?

I want to be the boss too."

Trump says, "Fine, you want to be?

Come to the US,

I'll let you taste what it feels like to be the boss, right?"

Then,

at the banquet that evening during this so-called swap,

Damocles was thoroughly enjoying the feeling of being a king.

But as the dinner was coming to an end,

he looked up,

and realized,

above his head, above the throne,

was a sword hanging by a single horsehair,

ready to fall at any moment,

to pierce him through,

and cut off his head.

So he was immediately so terrified that he lost,

all interest in the fine food and wine,

and begged Dionysius to let him go.

He no longer wanted this kind of,

"good fortune" of being a king.

Do you see it now?

This allusion,

if you put it into the context of Xi's state banquet with Trump,

Xi came, didn't he?

He wanted to show everyone,

"Even though I had to come,

as long as I show up,

I'll let everyone see,

that in front of me, Xi, I am still the most powerful."

Trump says, "Come on,

let's meet up,

I'll let you experience,

the feeling of being the most powerful person in the world."

And then that day,

when Xi is immersed in being in the US, right,

feeling Trump's hospitality,

and all the high-level treatment,

when he sees the Sword of Damocles,

hanging right above his head,

what do you think Xi is feeling?

So we say,

it's very clear,

Trump is playing with an allusion here.

While Xi, here,

in his mind,

is just thinking about Qin Shi Huang's "staying true to the original aspiration,"

just thinking about how to,

use Tang Dynasty feng shui,

to build the Xi family's dragon vein, right,

building some mausoleum,

just thinking about how to push history,

back further,

to fabricate some bronze ware,

like Sanxingdui, pushing it back to 3000 BC, right?

But he doesn't really understand these allusions.

Otherwise,

how could he still be bragging?

Everyone, tell me,

is this allusion fitting here?

Of course it is.

Maybe the US wouldn't use a horsehair to hang a sword right now,

but I think a pig hair would be quite appropriate.

That would be very fitting, wouldn't it?

There's something interesting here.

And you have to know,

like we said,

back when the King of England,

in 1520,

met with the King of France,

the English King was Henry VIII,

and the French King,

Francis I,

they also held a famous meeting,

called the Field of the Cloth of Gold.

It was extremely luxurious at the time,

shocking Europe.

They both built palaces,

held banquets,

competed in jousting, and so on.

The ceremony was also extremely grand.

But did that resolve,

the strategic competition between England and France at the time?

It did not.

Grand scenes are for show.

Sometimes there are,

people who just love this vanity, right?

So they do it specifically for you to see.

But this is called etiquette.

It only ensures that when you meet,

you don't immediately fall out with each other.

In other words, Xi doesn't have to worry,

that this visit will lead to him being dragged directly from the state banquet to the MDC.

I believe Trump would absolutely not do that this time.

But that doesn't mean you have trust,

nor does it mean that just because you came,

you can then,

swagger around and think that your,

potential risks,

are all over and that others have been fooled by you.

That doesn't exist. In fact, such,

grand ceremonies, right,

in Western history, are more often seen as,

buying time before the next phase of action,

confusing the enemy,

setting the stage, and so on.

See? So here we also say,

in the process of hunting,

especially hunting a,

"sold out," (crazy),

irrational prey, right, you must,

try your best to avoid,

making it go crazy, right?

Recently, when I chat with American friends,

as soon as I tell them about Russia,

that it's "sold out" and bad,

and that the CCP state is,

both "sold out" and bad,

and crazy and bad,

they understand our logic very well.

And they also agree,

that indeed, indeed, Xi is like a madman.

Indeed, no matter what is said about Russia, they are not truly crazy. Look at how Russia can swallow its pride, pretend to submit for a hundred years, or even two hundred years, take back Albazin, and then take the Tumen River area along with Vladivostok all at once. Then, in the third hundred years, they get the Communist Party to definitively legalize it, right? They wouldn't say, 'After the Battle of Albazin, I signed the Treaty of Nerchinsk with you, and then immediately come back like a maniac, trying to overturn everything and crush you, Kangxi.' That doesn't exist. What they think is: as long as I swallow my pride, I will steadily focus on my own development. Then, I will play tricks and match my military strength against yours over the long term. When you weaken and I grow strong, I will deal with you then. That is how they play the game. This is what we have repeatedly emphasized to everyone yesterday: while uniting with Russia to defeat the CCP, the first priority is to negotiate with Russia, and the second is that places like Poland certainly cannot lower their guard. Because they consider that although Russia is weak now, after the CCP is eventually eliminated, Russia will still need to develop. Following the United States, it will still need to grow. Once it develops, even if it might not necessarily defeat the United States, it can certainly become stronger than Poland and reach its claws into Europe. Originally, Russia's dream of a Greater Eurasia stretched from Portugal on one side to the Far East on the other. It intends to continuously nibble away at this. Two hundred years, five hundred years, or even a thousand years—it doesn't matter to them. As long as the time is ripe, they will give it a try. That is why Russia—whether it's Tsarist Russia, the Soviet Union, or modern Russia—always probes around. If it doesn't work, it pulls back. But if you're not paying the slightest attention, it comes back to probe again. So this matter is also very distressing for Western society, right? Therefore, Europe and the United States must be very wary. But the CCP is different. For the CCP, especially the Xi-led regime, the most important thing right now is that while you are hunting it down, you must not drive it crazy. As long as it doesn't go crazy, if you coax it and coax it... this thing is a bit like a rabid dog. For example, during the process of capturing it, you know that if you get bitten or scratched by it, you basically have no hope once infected. Therefore, you must find a way, when this rabid dog is unguarded, to lure it into a trap, or give it a shot of anesthetic, and only then can you feel at ease, right? So right now, you should view dealing with the Xi regime just like capturing a rabid dog. That makes it very easy to understand. So within this, Trump brings Xi over. Next, what will they talk about? That is the most crucial part. By the way, the CCP has started getting the BBC Chinese service to shill for them again. Just like the matter in India with the exact same person, written by someone named Lu Jiahong, right? They are once again expecting that relations with India can warm up, break the ice, and that China and India can jointly counter the shadow of the United States, and blah, blah, blah. As a result, absolutely nothing was resolved, right? Instead, Xi returned home crestfallen, didn't even eat dinner. But now, it's starting all over again. With the defenses against the US coming up and unavoidable, right? Propaganda takes the lead once again, look. The Chinese version has come out again: 'Prospects for Xi Jinping's Defense Against the US: When the White House Holds a Banquet, Will Taiwan Be on the Menu?' Look at this hype, right? Various narratives start spreading, bringing up the issue of US arms sales to Taiwan once again, and saying that Beijing is not satisfied with reiterating principled statements, but wants to bring these issues into a transactional diplomatic style, as if Xi is in complete control of the overall situation. Then, during this process, the BBC starts hyping up Jonathan Sullivan, the director of the China Policy Institute and associate professor of contemporary Chinese studies at the University of Nottingham in the UK. He tells the BBC that this isn't about Trump having a grand bargain regarding Taiwan, but rather that Trump wants to win, and therefore the options he might use could be numerous, which largely depends on the intensity of China's pressure. The implication is that whether arms are sold to Taiwan is a separate matter; it mainly depends on whether the Chinese Communist regime pressures Trump, and Trump will cooperate accordingly. Meaning the greater the pressure the Chinese Communist regime exerts, the more valuable Trump becomes, right? Then what about someone like James Char from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, some head of something or other, saying that Beijing is trying to meddle with this, but Beijing is now going head-to-head with Trump, right? Then Sullivan comes out again to say that the top of Zhongnanhai's wish list is for the US to explicitly state its opposition to Taiwan's independence, followed by reviewing and agreeing to arms sales to Taiwan, right, saying there is more room for maneuver here. This is pure nonsense. The so-called suspension or delay of arms sales—we have clearly seen from all sides that the US bipartisan support for Taiwan, whether in arms sales or defending Taiwan, is rock solid. Take this guy Sullivan, look, let me show you all why the BBC keeps interviewing him. Because this guy actually lived in Southeast Asia for ten years and worked in Taiwan for five.

Research focuses on the mainland, etc.

Actually, he has long been handled by the CCP. For example,

Look at this person, Jonathan Sullivan.

Yes, this Jonathan Sullivan.

When it comes to the Confucius Institutes,

his view is that

the West has exaggerated the threat of Confucius Institutes

to academic freedom, right?

Speaking of this, what about Xinjiang?

That human rights issue,

regarding this cotton issue,

saying, oh, Xinjiang cotton,

the implication is that Chinese people buying Xinjiang cotton

and making these things,

the implication is that it has nothing to do with human rights.

It is just a manifestation of Chinese people's patriotism,

ah, this is a kind of development of the domestic economy,

right? So, and he even said,

this, believing that

you cannot blame the CCP state, right?

You have to understand the CCP state, how it is, and so on. So it is very obvious,

you see, the BBC is doing all sorts of things,

finding these people who can

gild the lily for the CCP state,

right? Trying their best.

Anyway, now that the Trump-Xi meeting is unavoidable,

it is 100% going to happen,

so how to praise Xi,

has already been concealed, and how to write it.

There is another one, too.

I won't even mention the interviews with Xiamen University and such in this.

You see, these are all these minor overseas propaganda agents.

There is one person, what is his name?

Editor-in-chief of Taiwan Independent Political News,

Editor-in-chief of Groundbreaking (Po Tu),

Visiting researcher at the Taiwan Studies Centre at the University of Nottingham in the UK, named Chiu Chi-hsin.

This person,

BBC Chinese also interviewed him.

What did he say?

He said that Trump

leaves very limited room for maneuver for Lai Ching-te.

He said Trump is hostile toward Taiwan

and prefers to make deals with Beijing,

and is also more willing to negotiate with Beijing regarding arms sales to Taiwan.

At the same time, Sullivan also continued to say,

oh, Lai Ching-te really has limited options now.

Do you see?

They are cooperating in this aspect,

trying to talk down President Lai Ching-te,

talking down the Lai administration,

talking down the relationship between the US and Taiwan,

packaging Xi as being so powerful.

This guy named Chiu Chi-hsin,

he is also very obviously that kind of person.

You know, like back then,

during 2023,

wasn't there the spy balloon issue?

It was also German media that interviewed this Chiu Chi-hsin.

It was the Daily News (Tageszeitung),

publishing this so-called

commentary by Taiwan's Chiu Chi-hsin.

He said that China does indeed pose a great threat to Taiwan,

but some Western scholars and military figures are concerned that

there will inevitably be a war over Taiwan in the short term.

This assertion is groundless

and will harm Taiwan's interests.

At the time, he also hoped that during Blinken's visit to China,

he could be firm but not overly aggressive on the Taiwan issue,

not to overly provoke Beijing,

letting Beijing take Taiwan as a target for venting.

One look at this guy, he is

also playing the 'nine-story tower' game,

right? You are a Taiwanese,

a very pro-CCP guy,

right? It's very obvious.

I looked at this guy's commentary, it's all,

he says he himself is

just more of a progressive,

but in reality, he is just a pro-CCP one,

just the kind of mouthpiece that the CCP likes very much,

packaged as some kind of leftist intellectual,

right? Coming up with the 'US-blaming' theory,

coming up with 'you must cooperate with China',

and then Taiwan,

you are just a bargaining chip,

'Love Taiwan? You can't, don't overestimate yourself,' and so on and so forth.

Right? Boosting others' morale and destroying one's own ambition.

So here I am showing everyone,

now taking the time to dismantle these two,

these overseas propaganda agents,

these CCP shills.

In reality, it is just to show everyone,

Xi loves the US,

right? He has to love it.

Now there is nothing left to look forward to,

he can only keep repeating,

he just wants to see if he can take advantage of the US on this Taiwan issue.

Besides,

you know, blowing smoke about,

so-called class treatment,

and all these trivial things,

well, if you ask me,

there are really many other things,

that the US can talk to him about.

For example, besides what we said,

President Trump signed this sanction,

the so-called 'Grimm Act' to sanction Russia,

but in reality, it hits the CCP, right?

This is what you really need to talk about.

With Xi coming, it is

one week from now, right?

That is to say, when Xi comes,

this thing will have three weeks left

before it takes effect against the CCP.

You, you better hurry up,

and kneel to the US,

and beg for mercy,

and there is more,

for example, let's show everyone,

what can be talked about?

Congress has started

to talk about this matter.

Congress is demanding an investigation into

this summer,

there was an incident regarding

F-35 fighter jets,

top-secret sensitive technical equipment

accidentally

being transferred to,

transshipped to Hong Kong,

falling into the hands of the CCP state.

Capitol Hill is now demanding an investigation.

This is news that came out in the last two days, isn't it?

This says,

three people familiar with the matter revealed,

a batch originally planned

to be shipped to the US for maintenance,

F-35 parts,

started from Australia,

crossed the Pacific Ocean,

the transport route was changed during transit.

Another mole in the Commonwealth,

Australia is starting to get on the list.

Of course, it doesn't mean that Australian military intelligence

is entirely on the side of the CCP,

but we also know that within the Australian government,

there are big spies like Penny Wong,

and his pro-CCP,

hand-picked people,

these insiders planted here,

so you see now.

F35 components

were actually able to be transported from Australia

to the US for repair,

and ended up being shipped directly to Hong Kong.

Then it was said that the US Department of Defense confirmed

that some parts were indeed missing.

This was said to be anonymous, non-public intelligence.

And it was mentioned that these components

were being transported at the time by an intermediary

for the F35 manufacturer,

Lockheed Martin.

What on earth happened to this intermediary?

Or was there some other problem that arose?

Currently, no further public information has been released,

meaning it remains unclear

why the transport route was ultimately changed

and diverted to Hong Kong where it was intercepted.

Public information does not state

who currently holds

these components.

Look at how coincidental this is:

Right before the meeting with Xi,

Congress investigated the matter

and leaked the news.

Just think, wouldn't Trump

bring this up with Xi?

Don't you think Xi feels guilty?

Could this possibly be anything pleasant to hear?

Isn't this just like

Damocles' sword hanging overhead?

And look,

as we were just saying yesterday,

Lockheed Martin

is developing new

classified missiles

to counter the CCP's J-20,

PL-15, and so on,

all those hyped-up major state-of-the-art weapons.

To counter what you produce,

that AIM-

260

new missile has already entered mass production,

and a contract for mass production has even been signed with Australia.

We analyzed this yesterday,

and who knows if the backs of the folks back in the CCP broke out in a cold sweat.

Anyone who understood would definitely break out in a cold sweat.

Today, new news has come out,

which is even more shocking.

The CCP always goes around shouting that the US is running out of Patriot missiles,

and that if the US were to fight the CCP now, it wouldn't even last 30 days,

right? They actually shout things like that.

We always say, don't just go around shouting casually, right?

For example, when you shout about Xi having a cerebral hemorrhage,

who knows, maybe by shouting it out,

it might just come true.

After all, where the public's focus goes,

the resentment is powerful, right? Hearing this like,

"Oh, Xi is going to have a cerebral hemorrhage,"

by then everyone starts venting their resentment there.

When the whole world vents its resentment,

you guys

who think you're so smart

and are covering for Xi here,

playing these weasel-king stinky-fart strategies—

are you actually equivalent to

setting Xi up for a fall, right?

No wonder I say the advisers and masterminds around Xi

really need to be thoroughly investigated.

Are they genuinely stupid or just pretending, right?

Look at how long this Patriot missile thing has been shouted about.

If I brought up the AIM-260 yesterday,

you would still grit your teeth and stubbornly deny it,

saying "I haven't seen it, so I refuse to acknowledge it."

Let's look at today's news:

Lockheed Martin and General Motors

signed an order.

Now Lockheed Martin has issued a press release

stating that 22 days ago,

we signed an order with General Motors Defense

to deliver Patriot PAC-3

MSE components.

This cooperation demonstrates

the hard power of American manufacturing.

Only 22 days have passed,

and the delivery was made with super-fast speed.

What are these Patriot PAC-3 MSE components?

They are key outer-casing assemblies for the missile segment-enhanced interceptors.

Did you see this part of the mission?

The contract was signed—

the contract was signed on August 6,

and then on August 28, 22 days later,

General Motors delivered the first batch of components.

This is the press release

that Lockheed Martin

just put out today,

or rather yesterday.

Did you see that?

If they didn't tell you, you wouldn't know, right?

It can't be called a month ago,

nearly three weeks ago,

they had already

delivered this first batch of assignments.

Even though you might say

it's just an outer casing assembly and not the whole thing,

is it really that simple of a matter?

The whole point is

that you only found out because they told you, right?

They published the release on September 17, and that's when you found out

that General Motors and Lockheed Martin

had made such rapid progress

on the key outer casing components of the Patriot PAC-3,

progress so lightning-fast.

Since they didn't tell you beforehand,

you can just imagine how many—it's impossible that

I need to build Patriot missiles

and instead of building anything else, I only build outer casings, right?

I noticed our front desk here

seems to be acting up a bit again,

though this isn't a big problem,

because our related articles

can all be found on the Wude Society website, okay?

Now, let's talk about

how this is specifically detailed here.

What the article says is,

it states that

these types of components

in traditional defense supply chains

typically take months

or even years to deliver.

Did you see that?

This single sentence tells you

how powerful the completion of this task is.

Then, Lockheed Martin's Vice President of Missiles and Fire Control,

Tim Cahill, stated:

"The ultra-fast delivery cycle of just 22 days

demonstrates Lockheed Martin's ultimate pursuit of efficient execution,

providing support for our military with greater speed and larger capacity.

Our cooperation with General Motors is a vivid example

of how to deeply integrate world-class manufacturing processes with the defense production chain

and this practice,

rapidly translating it into combat readiness and fighting capacity for the US military."

Then General Motors also said:

"We are very proud to support key defense industries, right?

Our cooperation with Lockheed Martin has leveraged General Motors'

expertise in precision machining."

and the capability for high-quality, large-scale production.

Look here.

Our screen has started displaying again.

Can you see this?

It seems to be showing on my end.

And in fact, Lockheed Martin is currently, according to public information,

working with a sense of wartime urgency to build an arsenal of democracy.

They are collaborating closely with the Department of Defense to promote and apply commercial models,

including the Patriot PAC-3, THAAD,

and precision strike missile projects.

And there is also the air-to-air missile we mentioned yesterday, right?

They are investing 8 to 9 billion dollars to expand ammunition production capacity,

expanding facilities at over 20 bases across the U.S.,

scaling up,

and creating thousands of jobs.

And it is said that after this plan moves forward,

the total ammunition production and storage area

will surge by nearly 50%.

Listen to that.

It's one thing not to talk about it,

but once you do, it's terrifying.

Just think about it.

The CCP is talking all day long,

"Oh, you Americans, your Patriot missiles,

you don't have the capacity to build so many,

you've depleted your own ammunition stocks."

You talk all that big talk,

and after all that empty rhetoric,

they release two statements,

lightly,

and they've completely debunked you.

You say this 22-day delivery,

behind it,

it may seem like just delivering a key shell component,

but the significance is profound.

First of all, you ask,

how could General Motors produce this so quickly?

General Motors can deliver in 22 days,

which means 22 days ago,

before you even knew they had officially signed the contract,

Lockheed Martin had already completed the technical data transfer,

including the entire quality system integration,

and General Motors had already made preparations for production.

In other words,

as we said,

when the U.S. isn't telling you anything,

and then suddenly makes an announcement,

you must never assume

that they only did what they said.

They are making a fortune in silence,

quietly doing big things.

Look at the whole picture,

the U.S. is not an authoritarian state like your CCP,

where you give one order,

and immediately there is military-civilian fusion,

and everything turns into a wartime state.

It's not like that.

The U.S. can mobilize this power,

with policies and laws all in coordination,

and can seamlessly integrate the entire commercial automotive industry system

into the missile supply chain.

You have to think about how many fake news media outlets are watching this,

afraid that they won't find a flaw,

trying their best to hold them back.

Building a White House fence,

and they drag their feet like that.

Just look at this cooperation,

if they could find even a tiny flaw,

wouldn't they drag this lawsuit on until the end of time?

But look,

whether it's public opinion or legal warfare,

there hasn't been a single ripple.

They said they signed the contract, and they signed it.

They said they would deliver, and they delivered.

They said they would announce it,

and they announced it.

Do you understand?

When the U.S. national security apparatus really starts playing,

can your CCP's "unrestricted warfare" tactics

even reach them?

And look,

if the CCP didn't talk about it every other day,

we wouldn't have to break it down every day,

and our audience wouldn't be so concerned about whether the Patriot missiles

are sufficient,

whether they can defend Taiwan when the time comes,

whether they can fight the CCP,

and they wouldn't be this well-informed, right?

The problem is that you keep arguing,

and in the end, you even believe it yourself.

And our audience, in this process,

has also deepened their understanding.

Now you see,

the U.S. says, "Fine, fine,

you insist that my Patriot missiles are so important,

that without them I can't do anything.

Well, now I'll show you.

Do you really think I'm lacking in this?"

And look, it's not just about expanding Patriot PAC-3,

what about THAAD, precision strikes,

and those secret R&D projects we mentioned,

that you don't even know about?

They are all happening simultaneously.

This is just Lockheed Martin,

just the tip of the iceberg they're showing you first.

You say,

if you are still so ignorant of the situation,

right?

You, as the target of their R&D,

which is aimed at your People's Liberation Army,

you should also feel

this kind of fear, right?

You say that in this process,

over there, they are sharpening their knives like they're preparing to slaughter pigs and sheep,

and over here, the pig is still willing,

with the U.S. President personally welcoming the pig off the plane.

How do you have the nerve to brag?

Isn't that just personally welcoming the ingredients to the table, right?

It's just a matter of when they'll start the feast, isn't it?

They've already said this sharpening of the knives

is specifically for this wild boar,

a specialized boning knife,

isn't it?

Oh, it really is.

If you put it all together and look at it,

is the CCP stupid or what?

And then look,

we mentioned General Motors,

General Motors' entry

is very significant.

Because everyone knows,

General Motors,

back in World War II,

the U.S. had an "arsenal of democracy" style

way of doing things.

And now it's very clear,

General Motors, from commercial, turns around,

and gorgeously merges back into your Department of Defense,

into this wartime production.

This is clearly

the powerful U.S. production capacity for

tanks, aircraft, and ammunition from World War II,

now back on the table.

It's just that now, keeping pace with the times,

it has been replaced by missiles,

including stealth aircraft,

fighter jets,

submarines.

You can draw inferences about the rest,

the entire U.S. wartime

Or you could say it's still considered the pre-war period.

Actually, it is wartime.

After all, it has already started a war against Iran, hasn't it?

This entire layered mobilization model of theirs

has come back to the table.

And this is a system that,

although 80 years have passed,

still

operates with extremely smooth integration,

functioning exceptionally well like a precision machine.

It mainly depends on when

you activate it again, right?

So you can see from what Lockheed Martin

and the broadcasts have published

that whatever they want to fight, they lack the capability.

Are there Patriot 3 missiles

in the U.S. missile stockpile?

It's impossible to have just the outer shells without the missiles,

right? It's just that they don't tell you who is manufacturing the rest behind the scenes.

And you can't calculate

how many they actually have right now either,

because you have no idea that they have already

started manufacturing those outer shells so quickly,

isn't that right? So you understand nothing at all.

And for the intelligence capabilities of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP),

this is definitely a devastating blow, right? And then,

are there THAAD systems? Yes.

Are there precision-strike missiles? Yes.

You just need to calculate based on this speed,

right? Not to mention things like

those AIM-260s,

which are meant specifically to target your CCP J-20s and the like.

I've said for a long time that you can't just brag about pumping out dumplings like a production line.

Dumplings are made for people to eat.

One minute you're pumping out air force dumplings,

and the next minute navy dumplings.

Then in comes someone saying, "I'm the one who eats the dumplings."

Don't you think you're done for?

Aren't you?

So it's very obvious

that the U.S. knows what it's doing.

Otherwise, why would they be so calm and unhurried?

So look at Trump—people are rock solid in their minds.

No matter how much these fake news stories outside try to jump around,

and no matter how the CCP tries to provoke,

people know what they need to do, right?

So when soldiers come, send generals; when water comes, build earth dams.

While you're messing around with things like AI,

others just puncture your bubble directly and mercilessly, and that's that.

Trump going to the airport to welcome you,

how much trouble is that?

He doesn't even have to walk there on foot,

does he?

So you see,

the whole picture right now is telling you:

Iran has been decimated to that extent—

if the U.S. isn't planning to fight your CCP,

why is it currently developing missiles targeting the People's Liberation Army (PLA) again,

why is it mass-producing them,

and why is it bringing General Motors in here

to jointly increase the production of Patriot 3 missiles and so on and so forth?

Don't these armaments cost money?

If they take these out and end up not using them, just letting them pile up into scrap metal,

isn't it just waiting for... doesn't Trump think there are already enough eyes staring at his back?

If it truly wasn't meant to be used,

such waste makes no sense.

Besides, they have to mobilize—

normally, General Motors

could also take civilian orders,

but they surely have to prioritize your Department of War orders.

Therefore, they have to push aside

or delay a portion of civilian orders,

or expand production capacity specifically to handle yours.

If this stuff cannot be converted into economic benefits,

it doesn't fit the operational logic of American society,

and it fits even less the transactional governance style of Trump

that your CCP yammers on about all day long.

Trump has already said that after finishing off Iran later on,

all you countries that didn't pull your weight,

I'm going to make you all pay the price. Oh my!

Why is the U.S. currently investing wildly

in 81s, 91s, and the like?

And that's just what Lockheed Martin itself has admitted to;

there are all these other investments as well.

Why hasn't this caused

actual strong opposition?

Isn't it just because everyone knows what's going on?

Those who get the money, the investments,

and are waiting for a return all understand

that someone will eventually foot the bill in the end.

Either it'll be you guys—

those officials who cheated your way up

but still need U.S. protection—

and Trump will hunt you down one by one to cough up the money;

Or else it will be your CCP China,

Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, and the rest:

after we mess you up and open you up,

you'll still have to cough up the money for me,

right?

So overall, you see,

this is Trump.

Over this past year or more,

he has directly revitalized the economy. As for the CCP saying

now they want to get Putin

to quickly escalate the wartime economy of the Russia-Ukraine war—

oh my, that way they can sustain the Russia-Ukraine battlefield

and bog down Europe, the U.S., and others on behalf of the CCP—

you're dreaming.

Trump says a wartime economy

is a good thing,

but don't let Russia play it.

Russia should just come over and kneel before us to pledge allegiance,

and I'll let it scrape by alive.

We in the U.S. will play the wartime economy with you.

Let's run a few samples for you to see first,

and later on, for the big show,

I'll play it personally with you, Xi.

At that time, I'll let you see whether the battlefield has already—

just as Guo Wengui used to drone on about—

whether the battlefield is already inside the U.S.

You guys still can't figure out this big picture, or what?

Before you even realize it,

the battlefield will arrive

right on the soil of your CCP China,

and you'll be directly opened up.

So there is so much of interest in this whole thing, you say.

To repeat the exact same point once more,

just to say a little bit more: both sides engage in the auto industry,

yet your CCP China makes so many

electric vehicles and tractors,

and even modifies your three-wheeled auto-rickshaws (sanbengzi)

into small gliding aircraft

for Hamas to use, remember?

We've all talked about this before:

putting a parachute on a three-wheeler, right?

And then boasting about how

incredible it is as a major-country heavyweight equipment.

Or else manufacturing a bunch of tanks to ship out.

When firing 30 rounds of artillery shells,

there were no problems;

when firing 50 rounds,

it blows up right in your face, and then you refuse to admit it,

right?

That's just the kind of game they play.

How can you compare yourself to the United States?

They have an automotive industry

that can produce tanks and manufacture missiles at a moment's notice.

In daily life, their cars

are running solidly all over the streets.

It's not like yours,

which falls apart while driving,

just spontaneously.

Look at General Motors,

whenever there is a need,

they can seamlessly transition over.

Let's not talk about anything else,

just take a civilian automotive

enterprise like that.

Why is it capable of producing

the casing for a Patriot-3 missile?

That's not just some random tin cylinder you throw together.

Their missile casing

is not just compared to your tank,

some T-59 modified tank,

it is much sturdier than that.

Think about it,

the structure of a missile,

it must have extremely low weight while

withstanding high-speed flight,

aerodynamic and thermal loads.

You also need a solid-fuel engine,

you have to withstand its operation,

with high pressure and propulsion,

enormous acceleration.

And the dimensions must be extremely precise, right?

Furthermore, you especially have to consider

whether it can be stored stably and reliably

when in storage.

For all these different materials,

the entire coating, connections, and these parts,

are there any fatigue issues?

Let's not talk about anything else,

if there is even the slightest

material defect in the shell,

or if the tool marks are inconsistent during machining,

or if there are deviations in heat treatment or welding,

I tell you, it won't just be a matter of

making some noise or rattling,

or leaking a bit of oil.

It would be that

the missile goes up and the whole thing

completely, or even

like your exploding sugar (referring to ammunition explosions),

you don't intercept anyone,

you self-destruct first.

After that, the enemy's ammunition comes over

and lands on your position anyway, right?

Do you think the U.S. military would allow such a thing to happen?

So here,

you see that General Motors can

take this order because they have the courage and the skill.

And they have this

capability; they can also

achieve, besides what we just mentioned regarding control,

mechanical processing, and mass production,

they can also ensure that

because it is military-grade,

the U.S. military

is not like the T-59 modifications in the CCP's China.

Back in 2024, when we published

the report on the Bangladeshi ammunition explosion, that classified report,

it just gave a serial number,

but in reality, they never traced

why it exploded,

which specific process had the problem to be improved.

They hurriedly

cast the blame on the ammunition and on Bangladesh,

and then settled it privately behind the scenes, didn't they?

In the U.S., when producing these things,

these critical military parts,

you know exactly which batch of material

was used for which parts.

For example, this missile casing,

which batch did it come from?

Who performed the heat treatment?

For every step of the process,

what were your parameters?

What was the equipment serial number?

What program was used for machining?

When it comes to inspection,

was the instrument calibrated?

Who performed the inspection?

If a defect occurs,

which batch of products needs to be isolated

simultaneously in the process?

Every one of these

is long-term,

and while they are used for military goods,

in daily life, including

the automotive industry and civilian sectors,

they all have this kind of safety

recall supply chain system.

These are all integrated.

Do you see it clearly? The CCP's China never

does these things. When something happens,

they push the blame away. If anyone says too much, you are spreading rumors,

and they arrest you first.

There is no progress at all.

Plus, that whole mess of yours

is simply child's play

compared to the U.S. military's way of doing things.

How can you compare to them?

Right? So it is very obvious,

the CCP's China plays unrestricted warfare

and thinks it's very clever,

releasing viruses, dealing in fentanyl,

expanding nuclear arsenals, and supporting terrorist proxies.

Oh my,

you have now completely stirred the U.S. into action.

We aren't just saying this casually.

On one side, there are U.S. joint military exercises,

on the other, U.S. space-dominance weapons.

Here, there are these missiles,

and they can be built by automotive companies as soon as they are needed.

Trump says, "I'm moving too."

"I will personally go to the airport to welcome you, Xi."

Are you happy or not?

So this matter is very interesting.

The CCP's China still thinks it has

kept things hidden.

By the way, speaking of which,

I'll tell you later about how many more

CCP spies have been caught these past few days,

including those taking photos,

filming drones,

including those working in banks here committing fraud,

and the Chinese-American military personnel who pleaded guilty.

We will summarize all of this for you later.

We say,

big things or small things,

China isn't like the stock market,

where big pigs and small pigs fall into the trough, right?

What I see now is

big ammunition and small ammunition all crashing down

on Xi's heart.

He cannot be comfortable on this trip to the U.S., I tell you.

We will have time to tell you more later.

If you want to do something

human, don't brag.

Trump personally went to

Andrews Air Force Base to welcome Xi.

You better teach Xi

what the Sword of Damocles is.

Look up,

and take a good look.

you will be able to understand better

just how severe your current situation really is

that is all for today

see you tomorrow at the same time